Unlike C/C++, Java does not pass functions as parameters. Instead, an interface is defined for which implementing classes can define appropriate methods. In Jess, such classes could call Userfunctions for either real activities or simulations. Alternatively, since Jess uses reflection, function name strings might be used. More description of your specific issues may be useful.
Bob Kirby At 12:33 PM 9/6/2007, Hal Hildebrand wrote: >Resending in plain text as I guess the list rejects HTML mail... > >I'm providing simulation functions which stand in for my Userfunctions and I >ran into an interesting pickle I couldn't figure out how to correctly solve.
